It was known that the resolution in the Security Council (SC) would not be adopted, the role of the SC becomes comical, and it is good for both of them. Russia says that everything has been done by the law and Emaanuel Makorn, who says they have full legitimacy for the attack, believes journalist Zoran Preradovic.

http://rs.n1info.com/a380125/Svet/Svet/Zoran-Preradovic-o-Siriji.html

The Security Council meetings are good for them to bicker, he says.

"All that happened to me seems to be a badly-directed mowie in which everyone found a decent exit, Donald Tramp fulfilled his promise that rockets will teach Assad, the Russians were told to step out when & where, & they told Assad to withdraw their forces when & where, the condition of Russia was that they were not attacking Asad's forces and institutions, Asad had not suffered losses, he comically acted as he came to work tomorrow, as if nothing had happened. "

https://news.sky.com/video/president-assad-arrives-for-work-11329941

The bombardment of Syria Preradovic describes the fifty-minute, agreed "war" from which, he says, everyone emerged with a clean face.

"There is no sound evidence of what has been thrown out, if it was thrown away. Macron does not want to give Russia insight into evidence (about poison), rejects the possibility of a joint commission, this is not the first case and Obama has accused Assad of chemical weapons, and later it turned out that it was delivered over Turkey to the Al Nusra Front and had nothing to do with Assad. "

As for the entry of France into a coalition with the United States and Great Britain, Preradovic said that Europe is losing its influence and that France therefore joined in order to make it aware that it still plays a role.

He believes that the departure of USA from Syria is not realistic, as this would mean a collapse of the ambitions of Americans in the Middle East.

"The Tramp did not call-up the call for a visit of Putin, if things are so dramatic and if there is a cold war then there is no future of Putin's arrival in Washington.

I expect the status quo and that America will not withdraw from this, and that Assad will get even stronger out of this.
By esson to Assad that he must not do it anymore, the West has insisted.

Lesson to Assad that he must not do it anymore, the West has replaced now by a tacit oversight.
To predict fate is dificult, we will not know if Syria in this form will be divided in the spheres of interest. "

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IZAKOVIC